STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BUNCOMBE
IN THE SUPERIOR COl RT
BEFORE THE CLERK
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ADOPTION OF CAROLYN LEE
STEPP, Minor
NOTICE
TO MARY RUTH STEPP
\rou will take notice that an
action has been instituted against
you before the Clerk of the super
ior Court of Buncombe County
for the adoption of CAROLS N
LEE STEPP, minor; that you are
requested to appear and answer
or demur to the Petition on file
in the Clerk’s Office, on or before
the 15 day of August, 1951.
You will take notice that if you
fail to appetr or make your ap
pearance as provided by Statute,
the relief demanded in this pro
ceeding will be granted.
This the 6 day of June, 1951.
J. E. Swain
Clerk Superior Court
June 7, 14, 21, 28
RIDGECREST
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Mrs. Robbie Boone Jarvis of
Plant City, Fla., and Mr. Edwin
W. Anderson of Bartow, Fla., were
married Sunday, June 17, in the
Ridgecrest Baptist church.
Dr. High C Moore performed
the single ring ceremony, im
mediately after the morning wor
ship service.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Will S. MeCraw, head of the ex
tension department of the Sunday
School Board, Nashville, Teren.
The best man was Mr. Perry Morg
an, manager of Camp Ridgecrest
For Boys.
Mrs. N. L. Perkins, pianist, furn
ished the nuptial music. The
church was decorated with an ar
rangement of mountain rhodo
dendron and other flowers by Mrs.
R. L. May of Ridgecrest.
Dressed in a navy gabardine
coat suit, the bride wore an im
ported handmade Swiss blouse.
Her accessories were navy and
white, and her cosage, American
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BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C.
NOTICE
Having this day qualified M
Executrix of the Estate of HEJvd
ERT ADOLPHUS MILLER, late
of Black Mountain, Buncombe
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate to present them
to the undersigned, duly verified,
on or before one year from the
date hereof or else this notice
will be plead in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said
Estate '‘•ill please make immed
iate set. ement.
This tne 25th day of May, 1951.
BESSIE CRAVATH MILLER.
Executrix of the Estate of
HERBERT ADOLPHUS
MILLER, deceased.
May 31; June 7, 14, 21
Beauty roses.
Mrs. Anderson is a teacher in
the junior department of the First
Baptist church, Plant City.
Mr. Anderson is superintendent
of the extension department of the
First Baptist church, Bartow, Fla.
They met here at Ridgecrest last
summer during the Sunday School
conference.
After leaving Ridgecrest Baptist
Assembly, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
travel to Englewood. N. J., New
York, Niagara Falls, and other
places of interest in several states
and Canada.
They will make their home in
Plant City.
Saturday evening, June Ifi, W.
M. Pate was honored with a birth
day party at the Monte Vista
hotel in Black Mountain. The table
was decorated with arrangements
of sweet peas and lark spur inter
spersed with white candles. After
a delicious dinner Mr. Pate was
presented with a tray of gifts
“embellished with poetry of the
homemade type" by the donors.
There was much hilarity as the
poems were read and a great
deal of fun around the festive
board. Enjoying the occasion be
sides Mr. and Mrs. Pate were Mr.
and Mrs. Willard K. Weeks, Ridge
crest, Essie Mae Smitherman,
Dothan, Ala., Pansy Truluck, St.
George, S. C., Mrs. Coney Black,
Jackson, Miss., Mrs. Beulah Mat
tox, Leesburg, Fla., Mrs. Billie
Chummey, San Marcos, Tex., Miss
Pauline MeCardell, Nashville,
Tenn., Aileen Franks, Laurens, S.
C., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilham,
Louisville, Ky., Luelle Jenkins,
Ridgecrest, Ellen Rasor, Cross Hill,
S. C., Miss Wendell LeCroy, Rock
Hill, S. C., Mrs. Farr Shirford,
Lincolnton, N. C., Florida Waite,
Nashville, Tenn., and Mrs. Perry
Morgan, Ridgecrest.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Morgan,
Lynn and Judith, report a grand
vacation spent in West Palm
Beach, Fla.
Mary Ward is attending sum
mer school at Boone. She spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs.
Edith Baem, at their summer cot
tage “Galax Lodge.”
Grace Meeks is here for the
summer and is living at “We-Like
It” on Meeks road.
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little son of Dr. and Mrs. Carlton
White, missionaries now in A,L.'
was also given at this time. e
gifts to the little boy will be
taken over to Africa by the I unts
when they sail next September.
During the devotional Miss
Suk Lee of Korea sang a beaut fu!
solo. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Croshy Adams.
Mrs'. Harry Punt, missionary to
Africa under the Presbyterian
Church, U. S., spent this week in
Bristol. She was an in!itrV'^0,r m
the Pioneer conference h<*id m
that city. The Rev. Harry Punt
was an instructor in the toung
People’s conference held this week
in Montreat.
Dr. Nettie Grier, Miss Lucy
Grier, Mrs. Samuel W oods, Don
Woods, and Miss Carrie May Mc
Elroy are spending their vacation
at Pawley’s Island, S. C.
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Fairley
who spent the winter in 1 arboro,
N. C.. have opened their summer
home on Georgia terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Campbell
>f Hickory have opened their
home on Texas road for the sum
mer.
Miss Helen Miles has returned
after spending some time with
her mother and sister in Mary
ville, Tenn.
Miss Elizabeth Hoyt spent her
vacation with her family in Mary
ville, Tenn. She returned last week
and is in her new home on
Kentucky road.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Spence
have returned after a trip to
Florida. They attended the Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church which convened in the
First church, Orlando. They also
-pent some time in St. Petersburg
and visited other interesting
points in Florida. Miss Marie
Spence visited with the Estes in
Orangeburg, S. C., while Dr. and
Mrs. Spence were in Florida.
Miss Margaret Weller of Dan
ville. Va., is spending some time
at “Happy Hut” on Virginia road.
The Rev. 0. F. Yates has as
his guests in his home on As
sembly drive, his sister-in-law
Mrs. A. B. Robson of Davidson
and her friend Miss Louise Lingle,
also of Davidson, N. C.
Miss Lois Ellis of Stuart-Robin
Camp Ridgecrest counselors won
over Oteen 68 to 35 in a basketball
frame at Spilman gymnasium last
Thursday night.
Mrs. Tom E. Walters taught
the young people's class Sunday
in the absence of the regular
teacher, the Rev. Charles Jollay,
who preached at the First Baptist
church, Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnett and
Mrs. R. Earl Hurst spent the week
end in Columbia and Mvrtle Beach,
S. C.
Third Class Seaman Bobby Blair
attached to the Destroyer Gearing
of the United States Navy, re
turned to Norfolk Sunday after
noon after a week end visit with
his family.
Lavinia Hollifield returned Sat
urday from Augusta, Ga., where
she took an apitude test for en
trance to the school of nursing
at University hospital.
The Rev. and Mrs. Elbert F.
Hardin spent Sunday in Greer,
S. C.. where Mr. Hardin preached
at the First Baptist church.
Mrs. Lillie Gallimore, Washing
ton, D. C., returned Friday after
a visit of several days with Mrs.
Charles Jollay at “Hideaway”
cottage.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hollifield Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Withrow of Marion.
Mrs. Geraldine Lawton returned
to her home Friday after a visit
with Mrs. W. W. Lawton, Sr.
Mrs. R. E. Truesdell of Banner
Elk taught the Women's Bible
class Sunday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Stepp Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Stepp, and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Moore, Black Mountain, and
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stiles and
Johnny, Jr., Spruce Pine.
Mrs. B. T. Fleetwood recently
of Thomasville with her two little
boys, Stewart and Stephen, are at
the Young House and gift shop
on the Black Mountain highway.
Mr. Fleetwood is in the armed
sendees.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Willis visit
ed their daughter and her husband,
Dr. T. H. Burnett in Greenville,
S. C., Sunday.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Inin
Willis are glad to learn that they
both graduated with honors from
Lenoir Rhyne college recently and
are now engaged by the city of
Hickory as directors of community
center, playground and recrea
tional activities in the city during
the summer. In September they
wil go to Collettsville where they
will teach in the high school there.
Mr. Willis will teach physical ed
ucation and coach football and
basketball. Polly will teach the
eighth grade. They will occupy the
principal’s house during the winter.
School. Blakey, Ky., was a guest
Mrs \V R. Henderson at ‘‘The
Balsams” the past week.
Mis* Neta Bhuping of the As
ipmb'lv Training School, Richmond,
^a has been the guest of Mrs.
John Nisbett at her home on
Alabama terrace.
Mrs. J. W. Swink of Effingham,
5 ’c is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. H. B. McCall, at her summir
Tome on Mississippi road.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Fife and
family of Atlanta are spending
some time in their new summer
10me on South Carolina terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Pharr, Jr.,
»nd family of Charlotte have
ipened their summer home on
Mississippi road.
The .1. M. Gettys family have
-ome for the summer and are in
heir home on West Virginia ter
race.
Miss Marian Ear! had as her
?uest this past week end her sis
:er, Mrs. Stephen Foster of At
antic City and her nephew and
niece, Mr and Mrs. Herbert Ell
son of Wayne, Penn. Miss Earl
has not been well, so she decided
to return with her family to
Pennsylvania. She is so sorry to
leave Montreat, especially not to
be able to tell her many friends
•Good Bye.” She sends her love
and best’ wishes to them all.
Mrs. Frank Wardlaw has ar
rived in Montreat after spending
the winter in New York. She is
supervisor of Kindergarten in the
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian church,
New York City. She expects to
spend the summer in her cottage
on Appalachia road. Mrs. Wardlaw
has as her house guest Mrs. J.
M. Williams, Jr., secretary of the
Board of Woman’s Work.
The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Gil
bert of Princeton, N. J., are the
guests of their mother, Mrs. Frank
Wardlaw. The Rev. Gilbert, a re
cent graduate of Princeton Sem
inary, was ordained June 12 in the
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian church.
New York City. He has accepted
a call to the Salem church near
Johnson City, Tetin. He will also
teach Bible in Washington col
lege. Mrs. Gilbert (Margaret
Wardlaw) has been a member of
the music faculty of Miss Fine’s
School in Princeton, N. J., for the
past two years.
J. P. Wardlaw of Wharton, N.
J., and Joe Pat Wardlaw of Uni
versity, Ohio, are the guests of
Mrs. U. J. L. Peeples at her home
on North Carolina terrace.
Mrs. W. S. Porter and daugh
f
Christian Church
Services To lte Suw|;
lav
. Tbe Christian 4,,...
it service Sunday .ft a ^ W
o’clock on the «
Dr. Howard g jj Zh,y gC
In case of rain Z2: ^ spa
held in the Hillv p . Jces *i!i 1
the First Baptist , hu"ch r°°®'
ters, Julia and Helen , ^
S. C„ are the gue i Z ^
Warding. m;._ , ,.of Mrs. Fra,
lellC KUf s‘5
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study this summer a- n!R(' >
Miss Nannie \yl.r f'ap*‘ Si
faculty of Montreat «?' of
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r:-"*«iureai col1
tinues ill at Mission v„ v. «ii
Mr,. H.mllt
llton Lodge on _k.01 Hit
fell and broke her arm ȣ>
was on her wav to * «
Fl.rid. She l
hospital.
Ttie sympathy 0f th.
Montreat community is'™5
to the family of Mi« Sa-.O'f
rews whose death oenm?
Spartanburg on June lf““«
Andrews had a summer iJ
Virginia road.
OHIO GUESTS
Mr. and Mr.. Willi,m d,
» n r ^'° chlld.ren> Barbara
Billie, Cincinnati, are v
Myrtle Johnston ’and Arthur"!?
ton at 112 Connallv nmrl
Dreyer is Mr. Johnston'
street. M
Sl'NDAY IN GREKNVIliv
Mr. and Mrs. \V. Dean W
?nd,..P,?tty’ and Mr- and Mn „
1. Willis spent Sunday with n
and Mrs. Tom Burnett in Gr»
ville, S. C. f!a
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